According to the analyst, Apple will unveil new MacBook Air and MacBook Pro laptops that are powered by Intel’s latest Haswell processors. The bad news, however, is that the new MacBook Air is not expected to feature an upgraded Retina display, as had previously been reported.

“Contrary to our previous projection, we now think Apple will continue to make the MacBook Pro alongside the MacBook Air and Retina MacBook Pro because the 13” MacBook Pro remains the most popular product in the MacBook line,” Ming-chi wrote. “Also, there is still demand in emerging markets, where Internet penetration isn’t advanced, for optical disk drives.”

According to the report, the new laptops will begin shipping soon after they are unveiled at WWDC 2013.